Longstanding limits on certain firearms, silencers lifted in Texas after judge’s order takes effect

In Texas, longstanding restrictions on specific firearms and silencers have been lifted following a federal judge's ruling that invalidated parts of the 1934 National Firearms Act. The Trump administration chose not to appeal the decision, which has significant implications for gun control laws in the state. This ruling could influence future legislative discussions on gun regulations nationwide, highlighting the ongoing debate over Second Amendment rights and public safety. The decision underscores the contentious nature of gun control laws in the U.S. and the judicial system's role in shaping these policies.